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Martha Wells

2007-04-10T22:32:06Z

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'''Martha Wells''' is an [[United States|American]] [[fantasy]] and [[science fiction]] author.

==Biography==
Martha Wells was born in [[Fort Worth, Texas]] in [[1964]] and has a B.A. in [[Anthropology]] from [[Texas A&M University]]. She is married to Troyce Wilson and lives in [[College Station, Texas]]. She has published seven fantasy [[novel]]s, two ''[[Stargate Atlantis]]'' tie-in novels (one forthcoming in spring 2007), and several [[short stories]]. Her novels have been translated into six languages.

Wells' first published novel, ''The Element of Fire'' ([[1993]]), was a finalist for that year's [[Compton Crook Award]], and a runner-up for the [[1994]] [[William Crawford Award]]. Her third novel, ''The Death of the Necromancer'' ([[1998]]), was nominated for a [[Nebula award]]. These two stand-alone novels take place in the country of [[Ile-Rien]], which is also the setting for the ''Fall of Ile-Rien'' trilogy: ''The Wizard Hunters'' ([[2003]]), ''The Ships of Air'' ([[2004]]), and ''The Gate of Gods'' ([[2005]]). In [[2006]], she released a revised edition of ''The Element of Fire'' which is also available in [[HTML]] on her website.[http://www.marthawells.com/element.htm]

Martha Wells' other fantasy novels are ''City of Bones'' ([[1995]]) and ''Wheel of the Infinte'' ([[2000]]). Both are stand-alone books. Her fantasy short stories include "The Potter's Daughter" in the anthology ''Elemental'' ([[2006]]), which has been selected to appear in ''The Year's Best Fantasy #7'' (forthcoming). This story features one of the main characters from ''The Element of Fire.''

Wells is known for the complex, realistically-detailed societies she creates; this is often credited to her academic background in [[anthropology]].

In February 2006, she published ''Reliquary'', a novel set in the ''Stargate Atlantis'' universe. Another ''Stargate Atlantis'' novel, ''Entanglement,'' will be published in spring 2007. Wells also wrote "Archaeology 101," a short story based on ''[[Stargate SG-1]]'' for the issue #8 (Jan/Feb 2006) of the official ''Stargate Magazine''. (See [[Stargate literature]])

==Published works==
[[Image:SGA Reliquary.jpg|thumb|Cover of the novel Stargate Atlantis: Reliquary]]

===Stand-alone fantasy novels===
* ''City of Bones'' (1995, ISBN 0-312-85686-5)
* ''Wheel of the Infinite'' (2000, ISBN 0-380-97335-9)

===Ile-Rien stories===
Listed in order of the internal chronology, not by year of publication.
* "The Potter's Daughter" (2006 short story)
* ''The Element of Fire'' (1993, ISBN 312-85374-2; revised edition 2006, ISBN 0-615-13571-4)
* ''The Death of the Necromancer'' (1998, ISBN 0-380-97334-0)
====''Fall of Ile-Rien'' trilogy====
* ''The Wizard Hunters'' (2003, ISBN 0-380-97788-5)
* ''The Ships of Air'' (2004, ISBN 0-380-97789-3)
* ''The Gate of Gods'' (2005, ISBN 0380-97790-7)

===''Stargate'' stories===
* ''Reliquary'' (2006 [[Stargate Atlantis]] novel, ISBN 0-9547343-7-8)
* ''Entanglement'' (2007 Stargate Atlantis novel, ISBN 1-905586-03-5)
* "Archaeology 101" (2006 [[Stargate SG-1]] short story)

==External links==
*[http://www.marthawells.com Martha Wells' official website]
*[http://www.charisat.com/blog.shtml Martha Wells' blog]
*[http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ch.cgi?Martha_Wells Martha Wells] at the [[Internet Speculative Fiction Database]]


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Martha Wells

2007-04-10T22:26:55Z

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'''Martha Wells''' is an [[United States|American]] [[fantasy]] and [[science fiction]] author.

==Biography==
Martha Wells was born in [[Fort Worth, Texas]] in [[1964]] and has a B.A. in [[Anthropology]] from [[Texas A&M University]]. She is married to Troyce Wilson and lives in [[College Station, Texas]]. She has published seven fantasy [[novel]]s, two ''[[Stargate Atlantis]]'' tie-in novels (one forthcoming in spring 2007), and several [[short stories]]. Her novels have been translated into six languages.

Wells' first published novel, ''The Element of Fire'' ([[1993]]), was a finalist for that year's [[Compton Crook Award]], and a runner-up for the [[1994]] [[William Crawford Award]]. Her third novel, ''The Death of the Necromancer'' ([[1998]]), was nominated for a [[Nebula award]]. These two stand-alone novels take place in the country of [[Ile-Rien]], which is also the setting for the ''Fall of Ile-Rien'' trilogy: ''The Wizard Hunters'' ([[2003]]), ''The Ships of Air'' ([[2004]]), and ''The Gate of Gods'' ([[2005]]). In [[2006]], she released a revised edition of ''The Element of Fire'' which is also available in [[HTML]] on her website.[http://www.marthawells.com/element.htm]

Martha Wells' other fantasy novels are ''City of Bones'' ([[1995]]) and ''Wheel of the Infinte'' ([[2000]]). Both are stand-alone books. Her fantasy short stories include "The Potter's Daughter" in the anthology ''Elemental'' ([[2006]]), which has been selected to appear in ''The Year's Best Fantasy #7'' (forthcoming). This story features one of the main characters from ''The Element of Fire.''

Wells is known for the complex, realistically-detailed societies she creates; this is often credited to her academic background in [[anthropology]].

In February 2006, she published ''Reliquary'', a novel set in the ''Stargate Atlantis'' universe. Another ''Stargate Atlantis'' novel, ''Entanglement,'' will be published in spring 2007. Wells also wrote "Archaeology 101," a short story based on ''[[Stargate SG-1]]'' for the issue #8 (Jan/Feb 2006) of the official ''Stargate Magazine''. (See [[Stargate literature]])

==Published works==
[[Image:SGA Reliquary.jpg|thumb|Cover of the novel Stargate Atlantis: Reliquary]]

===Stand-alone fantasy novels===
* ''City of Bones'' (1995, ISBN 0-312-85686-5)
* ''Wheel of the Infinite'' (2000, ISBN 0-380-97335-9)

===Ile-Rien stories===
Listed in order of the internal chronology, not by year of publication.
* "The Potter's Daughter" (2006 short story)
* ''The Element of Fire'' (1993, ISBN 312-85374-2; revised edition 2006, ISBN 0-615-13571-4)
* ''The Death of the Necromancer'' (1998, ISBN 0-380-97334-0)
====''Fall of Ile-Rien'' trilogy====
* ''The Wizard Hunters'' (2003, ISBN 0-380-97788-5)
* ''The Ships of Air'' (2004, ISBN 0-380-97789-3)
* ''The Gate of Gods'' (2005, ISBN 0380-97790-7)

===''Stargate'' stories===
* ''Reliquary'' (2006 [[Stargate Atlantis]] novel, ISBN 0-9547343-7-8)
* ''Entanglement'' (2007 Stargate Atlantis novel, ISBN 1-905586-03-5)
* "Archaeology 101" (2006 [[Stargate SG-1]] short story)

==External links==
*[http://www.marthawells.com Martha Wells' official website]
*[http://www.charisat.com/blog.shtml Martha Wells' blog]
*[http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ch.cgi?Martha_Wells Martha Wells] at the [[Internet Speculative Fiction Database]]


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Martha Wells

2007-04-03T15:03:15Z

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'''Martha Wells''' is an [[United States|American]] [[fantasy]] and [[science fiction]] author.

==Biography==
Martha Wells was born in [[Fort Worth, Texas]] in [[1964]] and has a B.A. in [[Anthropology]] from [[Texas A&M University]]. She is married to Troyce Wilson and lives in [[College Station, Texas]]. She has published seven fantasy [[novel]]s, two ''[[Stargate Atlantis]]'' tie-in novels (one forthcoming in spring 2007), and several [[short stories]]. Her novels have been translated into six languages.

Wells' first published novel, ''The Element of Fire'' ([[1993]]), was a finalist for that year's [[Compton Crook Award]], and a runner-up for the [[1994]] [[William Crawford Award]]. Her third novel, ''The Death of the Necromancer'' ([[1998]]), was nominated for a [[Nebula award]]. These two stand-alone novels take place in the country of Ile-Rien, which is also the setting for the ''Fall of Ile-Rien'' trilogy: ''The Wizard Hunters'' ([[2003]]), ''The Ships of Air'' ([[2004]]), and ''The Gate of Gods'' ([[2005]]). In [[2006]], she released a revised edition of ''The Element of Fire'' which is also available in [[HTML]] on her website.[http://www.marthawells.com/element.htm]

Martha Wells' other fantasy novels are ''City of Bones'' ([[1995]]) and ''Wheel of the Infinte'' ([[2000]]). Both are stand-alone books. Her fantasy short stories include "The Potter's Daughter" in the anthology ''Elemental'' ([[2006]]), which has been selected to appear in ''The Year's Best Fantasy #7'' (forthcoming). This story features one of the main characters from ''The Element of Fire.''

Wells is known for the complex, realistically-detailed societies she creates; this is often credited to her academic background in [[anthropology]].

In February 2006, she published ''Reliquary'', a novel set in the ''Stargate Atlantis'' universe. Another ''Stargate Atlantis'' novel, ''Entanglement,'' will be published in spring 2007. Wells also wrote "Archaeology 101," a short story based on ''[[Stargate SG-1]]'' for the issue #8 (Jan/Feb 2006) of the official ''Stargate Magazine''. (See [[Stargate literature]])

==Published works==
[[Image:SGA Reliquary.jpg|thumb|Cover of the novel Stargate Atlantis: Reliquary]]

===Stand-alone fantasy novels===
* ''City of Bones'' (1995, ISBN 0-312-85686-5)
* ''Wheel of the Infinite'' (2000, ISBN 0-380-97335-9)

===Ile-Rien stories===
Listed in order of the internal chronology, not by year of publication.
* "The Potter's Daughter" (2006 short story)
* ''The Element of Fire'' (1993, ISBN 312-85374-2; revised edition 2006, ISBN 0-615-13571-4)
* ''The Death of the Necromancer'' (1998, ISBN 0-380-97334-0)
====''Fall of Ile-Rien'' trilogy====
* ''The Wizard Hunters'' (2003, ISBN 0-380-97788-5)
* ''The Ships of Air'' (2004, ISBN 0-380-97789-3)
* ''The Gate of Gods'' (2005, ISBN 0380-97790-7)

===''Stargate'' stories===
* ''Reliquary'' (2006 [[Stargate Atlantis]] novel, ISBN 0-9547343-7-8)
* ''Entanglement'' (2007 Stargate Atlantis novel, ISBN 1-905586-03-5)
* "Archaeology 101" (2006 [[Stargate SG-1]] short story)

==External links==
*[http://www.marthawells.com Martha Wells' official website]
*[http://www.charisat.com/blog.shtml Martha Wells' blog]
*[http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ch.cgi?Martha_Wells Martha Wells] at the [[Internet Speculative Fiction Database]]

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[[Category:1964 births]]
[[Category:Living people]]
[[Category:People from Fort Worth]]
[[Category:American fantasy writers]]
[[Category:American science fiction writers]]
[[Category:American short story writers]]

Martha Wells

2007-03-30T01:22:29Z

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'''Martha Wells''' (born [[1964]] in [[Fort Worth, Texas]]) is an [[United States|American]] [[fantasy]] and [[science fiction]] author.

==Biography==
'''Martha Wells''' (born [[1964]] in [[Fort Worth, Texas]]) is an [[United States|American]] [[fantasy]] and [[science fiction]] author. She has published seven fantasy [[novel]]s, two ''[[Stargate Atlantis]]'' tie-in novels (one forthcoming in spring 2007), and several [[short stories]]. Her novels have been translated into six languages.

Wells' first published novel, ''The Element of Fire'' ([[1993]]), was a finalist for that year's [[Compton Crook Award]], and a runner-up for the [[1994]] [[William Crawford Award]]. Her third novel, ''The Death of the Necromancer'' ([[1998]]), was nominated for a [[Nebula award]]. These two stand-alone novels take place in the country of Ile-Rien, which is also the setting for the ''Fall of Ile-Rien'' trilogy: ''The Wizard Hunters'' ([[2003]]), ''The Ships of Air'' ([[2004]]), and ''The Gate of Gods'' ([[2005]]).

Martha Wells' other fantasy novels are ''City of Bones'' ([[1995]]) and ''Wheel of the Infinte'' ([[2000]]). Both are stand-alone books. Her fantasy short stories include "The Potter's Daughter" in the anthology ''Elemental'' ([[2006]]), which has been selected to appear in ''The Year's Best Fantasy #7'' (forthcoming). This story features one of the main characters from ''The Element of Fire.''

Wells is known for the complex, realistically-detailed societies she creates; this is often credited to her academic background in [[anthropology]].

In February 2006, she published ''Reliquary'', a novel set in the ''Stargate Atlantis'' universe. Another ''Stargate Atlantis'' novel, ''Entanglement,'' will be published in spring 2007. Wells also wrote "Archaeology 101," a short story based on ''[[Stargate SG-1]]'' for the issue #8 (Jan/Feb 2006) of the official ''Stargate Magazine''. (See [[Stargate literature]])

==Published works==
[[Image:SGA Reliquary.jpg|thumb|Cover of the novel Stargate Atlantis: Reliquary]]

===Stand-alone fantasy novels===
* ''City of Bones'' (1995)
* ''Wheel of the Infinite'' (2000)

===Ile-Rien stories===
Listed in order of the internal story, not by year of publication.
* "The Potter's Daughter" (2006 short story)
* ''The Element of Fire'' (1993 novel, new edition 2006)
* ''The Death of the Necromancer'' (1998 novel)
====''Fall of Ile-Rien'' trilogy====
* ''The Wizard Hunters'' (2003)
* ''The Ships of Air'' (2004)
* ''The Gate of Gods'' (2005)

===''Stargate'' stories===
* ''Reliquary'' (2006 [[Stargate Atlantis]] novel)
* ''Entanglement'' (forthcoming Stargate Atlantis novel)
* "Archaeology 101" (2006 [[Stargate SG-1]] short story)

==External links==
*[http://www.marthawells.com Martha Wells' official website]
*[http://www.charisat.com/blog.shtml Martha Wells' blog]
*[http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ch.cgi?Martha_Wells Martha Wells] at the [[Internet Speculative Fiction Database]]

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[[Category:1964 births]]
[[Category:Living people]]
[[Category:People from Fort Worth]]
[[Category:American fantasy writers]]
[[Category:American science fiction writers]]
[[Category:American short story writers]]

Martha Wells

2007-03-30T01:09:06Z

Random Passer-by: /* External links */ Added category

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'''Martha Wells''' (born [[1964]] in [[Fort Worth, Texas]]) is an [[United States|American]] [[fantasy]] and [[science fiction]] author.

==Biography==
'''Martha Wells''' (born [[1964]] in [[Fort Worth, Texas]]) is an [[United States|American]] [[fantasy]] and [[science fiction]] author. She has published seven fantasy [[novel]]s, two ''[[Stargate Atlantis]]'' tie-in novels (one forthcoming in spring 2007), and several [[short stories]]. Her novels have been translated into six languages.

Wells' first published novel, ''The Element of Fire'' ([[1993]]), was a finalist for that year's [[Compton Crook Award]], and a runner-up for the [[1994]] [[William Crawford Award]]. Her third novel, ''The Death of the Necromancer'' ([[1998]]), was nominated for a [[Nebula award]]. These two stand-alone novels take place in the country of Ile-Rien, which is also the setting for the ''Fall of Ile-Rien'' trilogy: ''The Wizard Hunters'' ([[2003]]), ''The Ships of Air'' ([[2004]]), and ''The Gate of Gods'' ([[2005]]).

Martha Wells' other fantasy novels are ''City of Bones'' ([[1995]]) and ''Wheel of the Infinte'' ([[2000]]). Both are stand-alone books. Her fantasy short stories include "The Potter's Daughter" in the anthology ''Elemental'' ([[2006]]), which has been selected to appear in ''The Year's Best Fantasy #7'' (forthcoming). This story features one of the main characters from ''The Element of Fire.''

Wells is known for the complex, realistically-detailed societies she creates; this is often credited to her academic background in [[anthropology]].

In February 2006, she published ''Reliquary'', a novel set in the ''Stargate Atlantis'' universe. Another ''Stargate Atlantis'' novel, ''Entanglement,'' will be published in spring 2007. Wells also wrote "Archaeology 101," a short story based on ''[[Stargate SG-1]]'' for the issue #8 (Jan/Feb 2006) of the official ''Stargate Magazine''. (See [[Stargate literature]])

==Published works==
[[Image:SGA Reliquary.jpg|thumb|Cover of the novel Stargate Atlantis: Reliquary]]

===Stand-alone fantasy novels===
* ''City of Bones'' (1995)
* ''Wheel of the Infinite'' (2000)

===Ile-Rien stories===
Listed in order of the internal story, not by year of publication.
* "The Potter's Daughter" (2006 short story)
* ''The Element of Fire'' (1993 novel, new edition 2006)
* ''The Death of the Necromancer'' (1998 novel)
====''Fall of Ile-Rien'' trilogy====
* ''The Wizard Hunters'' (2003)
* ''The Ships of Air'' (2004)
* ''The Gate of Gods'' (2005)

===''Stargate'' stories===
* ''Reliquary'' (2006 [[Stargate Atlantis]] novel)
* ''Entanglement'' (forthcoming Stargate Atlantis novel)
* "Archaeology 101" (2006 [[Stargate SG-1]] short story)

==External links==
*[http://www.marthawells.com Martha Wells' official websitesite]
*[http://www.charisat.com/blog.shtml Martha Wells' Blog]
*[http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ch.cgi?Martha_Wells Martha Wells] at the [[Internet Speculative Fiction Database]]

{{DEFAULTSORT:Wells, Martha}}
[[Category:1964 births]]
[[Category:Living people]]
[[Category:People from Fort Worth]]
[[Category:American fantasy writers]]
[[Category:American science fiction writers]]
[[Category:American short story writers]]

Martha Wells

2007-03-30T01:03:00Z

Random Passer-by: Added Writer infobox and Published works section

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'''Martha Wells''' (born [[1964]] in [[Fort Worth, Texas]]) is an [[United States|American]] [[fantasy]] and [[science fiction]] author.

==Biography==
'''Martha Wells''' (born [[1964]] in [[Fort Worth, Texas]]) is an [[United States|American]] [[fantasy]] and [[science fiction]] author. She has published seven fantasy [[novel]]s, two ''[[Stargate Atlantis]]'' tie-in novels (one forthcoming in spring 2007), and several [[short stories]]. Her novels have been translated into six languages.

Wells' first published novel, ''The Element of Fire'' ([[1993]]), was a finalist for that year's [[Compton Crook Award]], and a runner-up for the [[1994]] [[William Crawford Award]]. Her third novel, ''The Death of the Necromancer'' ([[1998]]), was nominated for a [[Nebula award]]. These two stand-alone novels take place in the country of Ile-Rien, which is also the setting for the ''Fall of Ile-Rien'' trilogy: ''The Wizard Hunters'' ([[2003]]), ''The Ships of Air'' ([[2004]]), and ''The Gate of Gods'' ([[2005]]).

Martha Wells' other fantasy novels are ''City of Bones'' ([[1995]]) and ''Wheel of the Infinte'' ([[2000]]). Both are stand-alone books. Her fantasy short stories include "The Potter's Daughter" in the anthology ''Elemental'' ([[2006]]), which has been selected to appear in ''The Year's Best Fantasy #7'' (forthcoming). This story features one of the main characters from ''The Element of Fire.''

Wells is known for the complex, realistically-detailed societies she creates; this is often credited to her academic background in [[anthropology]].

In February 2006, she published ''Reliquary'', a novel set in the ''Stargate Atlantis'' universe. Another ''Stargate Atlantis'' novel, ''Entanglement,'' will be published in spring 2007. Wells also wrote "Archaeology 101," a short story based on ''[[Stargate SG-1]]'' for the issue #8 (Jan/Feb 2006) of the official ''Stargate Magazine''. (See [[Stargate literature]])

==Published works==
[[Image:SGA Reliquary.jpg|thumb|Cover of the novel Stargate Atlantis: Reliquary]]

===Stand-alone fantasy novels===
* ''City of Bones'' (1995)
* ''Wheel of the Infinite'' (2000)

===Ile-Rien stories===
Listed in order of the internal story, not by year of publication.
* "The Potter's Daughter" (2006 short story)
* ''The Element of Fire'' (1993 novel, new edition 2006)
* ''The Death of the Necromancer'' (1998 novel)
====''Fall of Ile-Rien'' trilogy====
* ''The Wizard Hunters'' (2003)
* ''The Ships of Air'' (2004)
* ''The Gate of Gods'' (2005)

===''Stargate'' stories===
* ''Reliquary'' (2006 [[Stargate Atlantis]] novel)
* ''Entanglement'' (forthcoming Stargate Atlantis novel)
* "Archaeology 101" (2006 [[Stargate SG-1]] short story)

==External links==
*[http://www.marthawells.com Martha Wells' official websitesite]
*[http://www.charisat.com/blog.shtml Martha Wells' Blog]
*[http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ch.cgi?Martha_Wells Martha Wells] at the [[Internet Speculative Fiction Database]]

[[Category:1964 births|Wells, Martha]]
[[Category:Living people|Wells, Martha]]
[[Category:People from Fort Worth|Wells, Martha]]
[[Category:American fantasy writers|Wells, Martha]]